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Is osmosis restricted to water only?

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Restrictions on transitions in Spectroscopy

The transitions between quantum states follow selection rules.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selection_ruleDuring any transition, energy, momentum and quantum angular momentum (spin) must be preserved. Those are the hard rules. Also the incoming EM wave has to create an electric field oscillation that overlaps with the electronic waveform oscillation that would occur during the transition (they couple). This overlap can be significant for a given transition and the EM wave frequency matching its energy difference, which makes for a percievable probability of absorption, or very low, in which case the transiton is forbidden. How strictly forbidden depends on the circumstances (neighbouring atoms, collisions, .).The usual transitions absorb the complete energy of an incoming photon. Then the difference in spin quantum number between the two states must be 1, the spin of a single photon. Some variable amount of energy always goes into translational energy, pushing the molecule that is hit. That's why absorption lines always have a width. The momentum of the photon is retained in that push, so the molecule has to fly off in an angle that matches excess energy and the momentum.Raman IR transitions grab a small amount of energy off of a higher energy EM wave / photon (or add to it). The spin difference between the states must therefore be zero, and the momentum and direction of the leaving photon must also be taken into account, which dictates the energy difference. Crazier transitions are possible. Two photons could be absorbed at the same time. Very low probability unless you have an extremely bright light source, but this allows totally different transitions, because now the same wavelenght has double the energy, and you have the spin from two photons.So, answering your actual question, there are several possibilities to absorb a photon with an energy that does not exactly match the given transition. (And then of course you have the intrinsic bandwidth of the transition, due to brownian motion.)

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Is their any height restrictions on becoming a pilot?

The limiting factor is often the length of your legs - Pilot being able to give full deflection of rudder - So instead of "height" minimum, airline might have a test - Take you to one of their simulator to see if you can deflect rudder fully - One lady pilot with Flying Tigers (now Fedex) could not fly DC-8 - Because legs too short - So she flew 727, and then later 747 -

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As social distancing continues, how many months will it take to have 60-70% of the population contract coronavirus so life can go back to normal?

It's a long time isn't it! At current rates of infection I make it 5 years. nTake the population and find 70% so 100 million people (eg Italy Spain) you need 70. On average people get better after infection and are infectious for about a week. So R1 means one person infects one person so if no increases are allowed to flood the hospitals but stay the same numbers sick at a time then take the number of new cases a day that the public is comfortable with. Low enough to agitate for lift lockdowns but not high enough for the hysterical headlines. In U.K. and other 50 to 60 million population countries that seems to be 3 to 4,000 cases a day. That means on average about 28,000 have it at one time passing to one person, then getting better and no longer infectious after a week. Multiply by 5 for the unknown number of not tested assumed mild cases so 140,000. Add on 30% for children who are not tested but hopefully also immune after asymptomatic infection round it up a bit and makes 200,000. So we can cope with 1 million new cases a month of which about 4,000 a day are new cases sick enough to be tested and admitted. nWe need 30 million infected to be half way so that half the people infected by each sick person are immune and restrictions can be lifted to maintain R1. So about 30 months. That means If we really do want partial herd immunity in a year we have to accept 3 times as many to be sick enough to be hospitalized as the current acceptable number of 3 to 4,000 in a country of 50 million. nThere is another way. Isolate most of the ones likely to need admission so half of that 4,000 a day are not exposed, and open schools for rapid spread in the children. That way 30% (all the children) get immune very quickly: which is exactly what some countries are doing. nAll this depends on the assumption that children once infected are immune enough not to transmit it again, that mild infection induces sufficient immunity to not get it again in a year, and that isolating the elderly works. Europe seems to be going that way. nSo will the media find another sponsor for project fear and panic governments into more restrictions? Big money prefers prolonged lockdowns and tell us the answer is drugs and vaccines. Some might prefer to spend billions on Remdesivir for very sick people rather than spend it on getting poor recovered people back to work.As social distancing continues, how many months will it take to have 60-70% of the population contract coronavirus so life can go back to normal?.